狼狈为奸

A wolf and a jackal（豺，走狗） often went hunting together. Once they came to a sheepfold（羊圈） the walls of which were frimly built and too high for them to get over. Then they had an idea: Since the wolf had long forelegs and short hindlegs, while the jackal had short forelegs and long hindlegs, the wolf stood on the necks of the jackal, and the jackal stood up on its hindlegs. In this way the wolf climbed over the wall to where the sheep were.

This idiom is used to describe doing evil¹ things in collusion with others.